'China' reaffirms strong ties with Thailand through '20 million yuan for Humanitarian Aid'

2026-01-15 17:00 Punyaphon Rakcharoen

On January 15, 2026, at 11:00 a.m., in the Ivory Room of the Thai Khu Fah Building, Government House, Mr. Siripong Angkasakulkiat, Spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office, revealed that H.E. Mr. Zhang Jianwei, Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Thailand, met with Prime Minister and Minister of Interior Anutin Charnvirakul to present humanitarian aid to Thailand. This assistance consisted of a 10 million yuan contribution and 10 million yuan in supplies for relief for a total of 20 million yuan.

PM Anutin praised the Chinese government and people for their kindness and goodwill toward the Thai people, saying the support reflects Thailand and China’s long and strong friendship. Also emphasized the widespread and on-going growth of Thai-China diplomatic relations, as well as bilateral collaboration.

Mr. Zhang Jianwei expressed his condolences over the accident on the Thai-China high-speed rail project, stating that the Chinese government regards the project’s safety and directed the relevant Chinese companies to fully cooperate with the Thai side in investigating the incident. The PM noted that the Thai-Chinese high-speed rail project is an essential part of the two countries' strategic partnership, and China is willing to maintain open and transparent negotiations about cooperation.

On this occasion, the Prime Minister praised the Chinese government's humanitarian aid, saying it demonstrates the Chinese government's commitment to Thailand as a close ally. He emphasized that the Thai-Chinese connection is a long-standing ties, built on trust, mutual respect, and support through difficult times. Over the decades, both countries have worked closely together in all areas.

Furthermore, the Prime Minister expressed hope that China will begin to explore purchasing 500,000 tons of rice from Thailand following negotiations with Chinese President Xi Jinping, and that efforts would be made to enhance Chinese tourism in Thailand. The Chinese Ambassador stated willingness to advocate for the achievement of the rice import target this year, as well as continuous support for Chinese tourism in Thailand, in order to strengthen Thailand's economic stability and strategic alliance with China.

Mr. Zhang Jianwei also praised the Thai government for taking serious and concrete steps to combat fraud gangs and call center operations, and complimented Thailand for its strong collaboration with China in aiding and repatriating Chinese victims. Alternatively, individuals involved in such migrations frequently return to their own nation. It was emphasized that call center scams are transnational crimes that cause serious harm to the people of both countries. China is ready to continue strengthening cooperation with Thailand in law enforcement, information exchange, and proactive measures to eradicate such criminal networks sustainably.

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